Bill aimed at reducing use of lethal force introduced in Califor
The results of an independent autopsy of Clark commissioned by Clark's family revealed he had been struck by eight bullets. Advocates of the legislation say they hope the bill will spur local agencies to review their own policies on use of force.

Teachers, Oklahoma lawmakers at odds as walkout rolls on
Even with the proposed pay hike, teachers' salaries are still devastatingly low, despite being years into the economic "recovery". When the rules can't contain them, teachers have no choice but to write their own, including grassroots work stoppages.

Table position for Ipswich Town in terms of the gender pay gap
However, when all of its United Kingdom business was taken into consideration, it paid women on average 2% more than men. By contrast women employees of EI's fully managed Bermondsey pub chain are paid seven per cent less than men.

Snapchat Rolls Out Group Video Chat for Up to 16 People
You can even participate in one of these chats even if you'd rather not show your face on camera, which is a nifty little feature. Facebook Messenger has filters too, but only supports six callers; Houseparty can handle eight callers, but doesn't have filters.

United Nations chief leads drive for aid pledges for war-battered Yemen
Guterres called for Yemen's ports to be kept open to humanitarian and commercial cargo, especially food, medicines and fuel. The United Nations said that blockade raised the danger of mass starvation, and it was partially lifted.

French rail unions take on Macron with mass rolling strikes
They are protesting a government plan to prepare SNCF before the service is opened to competition and to end some worker benefits. No trains are expected to be operating between France and Italy, Spain and Switzerland, the railway company said .

Dalit protests intensify across country during 'Bharat Bandh', 4 killed
Last week a young Dalit farmer in Gujarat was beaten to death for owning a horse, which is seen as a symbol of power and wealth. In the central state of Madhya Pradesh, senior police officials told BBC Hindi that six people had died.

Trump praises Mexico for stopping caravan, avoiding 'giant scene' at border
Mexican officials privately say they hope the offer will entice enough of the migrants to apply for asylum here to make the crisis go away.

Rohingya to be relocated to avoid floods
It had since been escorted to the peninsula and its occupants handed over to immigration authorities for processing. Transnational human trafficking syndicates working in concert with various authorities operated numerous boats.

UK Jewish Groups Chide Labour's Corbyn for Failing to Snuff Out anti-Semitism
However he needs to "clearly disassociate himself from those who continue to preach anti-Semitism", she said. It pains me to have to stand before you and have to say that today'.